Senior Director, Strategic Finance, Office of CFO Advisory
$154,500
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$154,500
About the role
- Lead engagement work streams and projects.
- Manage client relationships on a day-to-day basis including ownership of deliverables, communications and management of the FTI team
- Provide independent perspective, based on market trends and conditions, with respect to finance and accounting organizations, challenges and best practices
- Perform high quality client work and take the lead in presenting client deliverables, including taking a proactive approach and anticipating client needs
- Identify opportunities for additional value creation for Finance and the enterprise (i.e. IT, HR, Operations)
- Support FTI's senior leadership in developing tools, methodologies, playbooks, etc, to continue to build and grow the practice and firm
- Proactively identify business development opportunities and participate in client pursuits
- Take a leadership role in helping coach, train, and mentor junior staff
- To Succeed
- Bachelor's degree 8+ years of relevant post graduate experience: in financial consulting or advisory; or in a Corporate rotational program focused on developing financial leaders in a finance, accounting or FP&A function
- Experience in management consulting with demonstrated experience in 1 or more of the following areas: FP&A, Accounting & Financial Reporting, Finance Transformation, Finance Technology, and/or Cash, Cost, and Capital
- Ability to synthesize and advise on complex financial and operational concepts and issues; and translate those to clear and actionable recommendations and insights
- Deep knowledge in finance and accounting best practices, processes, systems and governance
- Expertise with Microsoft Excel and ability to develop financial models with minimal oversight
- Ability to travel to client sites and FTI office(s) as needed
- Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis; the employer will not sponsor applicants for work visas
- Degree in Finance, Accounting, Economic or other business related discipline
- Experience with business intelligence tools and/or data analytics
- Certified Public Accountant (CPA) certification, Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) certification, Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A) certification, or MBAAbility to take ownership of project leadership, training, and staff development
- Ability to handle multiple client stakeholders and multiple external teams with confidence
- Aptitude for trouble-shooting and problem-solving, with demonstrated ability to exercise mature judgment and present solution paths to facilitate consensus
- Capability to sell work to new clients and further develop existing client relationships
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